Hazle Township High School - Ancora Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

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Published By The Class of 1956 Hazle Township High School Hazleton, Pennsylvania This is our yeorbook- FOREWORD It is o record of the events of yesterdoy- They ore moments you hove lived- Some serious-some gay- The memories of every ospect of school lite-ore here collected- So you will remember the yeors ot Hozle Township High School. U -322,2 CONTENTS 311. Signoture Foreword Dedication Administrative Personnel Foculty Seniors Underclossmen Sports Activities Advertisements NM x 2 MR. JOHN SLYSOFSKI MRS. JOHN SLYSOFSKI DEDICATION It was the oft'-expressed wish ot Mr. Adam Slysotski, who believed himself to be unworthy to receive the acclamation of our class, that this book be dedicated to the parents of the students of Hazle Township High School. Mr. Adam Slysofski died Moy TO, l955. in deference to the will of our beloved advisor, we, the class of T956 of Hazle Township High School, respectfully dedi- cate Our Book to the parents of Hazle Township. And since we still feel that we owe Adam a debt ot grati- tude, we take this means of memorializing him through his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Slysotski, in the name of your son, we bestow the dedication honors upon you, as representative of the parents of Hazle Township. 3 MR. ADAM SLYSOFSKI I fr ' I I5 I II If, ,II fm ix V. o If 1. ' 4 R v, Ill r GS I, 5' ,V .X ff T Ix I JOSEPH D. GALLAGHER, AB., M,A. Superintendent of HQzIe Township School Distric? an WILLIAM T. HELLINGS, AB., MA, VINCENT M. BOYLE, BS, High School PrincipoI Voce-Principal High School 4 JOSEPH McMONlGLE JOSEPH BARTKOVICH VICTOR GAVINSKI President of School Board Vice-President of School Board Treasurer of School Board PATRICK BOYLE Secretary of School Board JOSEPH GENEROSE MICHAEL HARASCAK GEORGE C. REICH Boord Member Board Member Board Member ADMINISTRATION The operotion of o school system is a Tremendous tosk ond carries with it extremely grave responsibilities. We believe the members of our Board of Educotion ond our Superintendent possess profound capocities tor exercising the ultimote core in the discharge of their importont functions, We believe The Boord ond Mr. Joseph Gollogher, our superintendent, are shining examples of men working for the betterment of a community through excellence in its educotional progrom, We reolize it is difficult to see the intricate workings of the school boord from the sidelines, but we do understond thot they ore many ond involved, We respect you and honor you tor your work in our beholf and will ever be grotetul to you for it. GLORlA GENEROSE District Clerk STEPHANIE BROTON High School Clerk MARY MATHER, RN District Nurse DR. OTTO UBENER Medical Examiner DR. FRANCIS DELLA CROCE Dental Examiner 6 JOHN BROGAN Attendance OFHcer SRL R111 Jhp JT M Kp Jhoc k Mk My Jh ff qi Xxx 4 1 J K . ii, QC ' if C Hi? HOUUQ 7loH 1:10 WE 1' Go v 4?-9 - le Z X 5 K WW f Xf 1.4 N -I ' X ss m X i 1 ' M G C I A M k 7 VINCENT M. BOYLE-B.S. 6l6 North Vine Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania Subiects: Physical Education, Health JOSEPH W, CARLIN-A,B. 567 North Vine Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania Subiectsz Civics, English I, Algebra FRANK DUSHANKO-B.S., MED. 1040 North Church Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania Subiects: Chemistry, Physics, Biology STEPHEN DUSHANKO-B.S. Harleigh, Pennsylvania Subiects: English, Social Subiects NAT FALCONE-B.S., MS. Lattimer Mines, Pennsylvania Subjects: Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra BERNARD GALGANOVICZ-B.S., M.S 644 West Green Street West Hazleton, Pennsylvania Subiects: English Ill lRENE T. GALLAGHER-B,S. I4 Second Street Drifton, Pennsylvania Subiects: General and Vocational Homemaking LEONA GETTINGER-A.B., M.A. Milnesville, Pennsylvania Subiects: French, World History GERTRUDE C. HANLEY-B.S., M.A. 455 Washington Street Freeland, Pennsylvania Subiects: Shorthand I and ll, Typing l and ll, Office Practice EDWARD HOLUS-B.S., M.ED. 84 First Street Drifton, Pennsylvania Subiectsz English, Biology HENRY C. SMITH-B.C.S., B.S., M.A 30 East Chestnut Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania Subiects: Bookkeeping I and II, Typing Il, Junior Business Training THOMAS SWEENEY-B.S. Lattimer, Pennsylvania Subjects: Consumers Education, Business English, Sophomore English GEORGE T. UROSEVICH-B.S. 206 East Oak Street West Hazleton, Pennsylvania Subiects: United States History ANNE B, VOYTKO-A.B. 541 North Broad Street West Hazleton, Pennsylvania Subiects: English, Librarian JOSEPH ZELLOEABS 349 Carleton Avenue Hazleton, Pennsylvania Subiects: Music Supervisor, Business Arithmetic LEON J. ZYLLA-A.B. l24 West 7th Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania Subiects: Latin, General Science MRS. GEORGE SHANNO-A.B. 580 North Vine Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania Subjects: Mathematics lSubstitutel 10 OUR TEACHERS Our greatest frustration in passing from the grades into high school was occlimating ourselves to the administration and faculty. However, as months multiplied into years, our distant respect transformed into veritably personal glorification. We came to the realization that they, the members of the faculty, are not necessary evils but rather essential factors in our lives. They have become our trusted friends. For those of us, if there be any, who have traveled the high school years and have not befriended their teachers, we express nothing but regret and for them we make apology. if K 95 11 H S S E H I U NEB SRQHNCORHMAE ANDERKO, LAWRENCE Lurry Milnesville Simply everyone is his friend BECHTLOFF, BERNlCE Bernice Hollywood Always has o smile for everyone BEZICK, JEAN Jean Jecldo Always willing lo help. BOBEY, ANITA Anim Green View Quiet! Modest! Gentle! COLE, THERESA Terry Hazleton A girl of letters and mclnners too. DeELURl, DOMINIC Dom Pordeesville Handsome! Quite Q worker. BRASKlE, MONlCA Monica Hollurs Hill Her smile spreads like fever. CLAYPOTCH, CAROLINE Corrie Porcleesville Quiet persons ore welcome everywhere. DeBAL3O, JOAN Joni Hozle Village Rodicmt! Friendly! Well liked! DINSMORE, CHARLES Dinsie Milnesville Quiet! Friendly toward ull. DUSHANKO, MARY ELLEN Mary Ellen Hazleton Drum moiorette. Every girl hcis her faults and honesty is hers. DZURANIN, MARY ANN Dizzy ,leddo Scintilloting! Captain of cheerleaders. 14- HIRRO, DOICJRIS lnotsii- Lcxttiinfri l2w,i-iv'-rl rincl fiiernilly PORN, STANLEY Stash Drifton Football ro ruptainl Vilyiantl Popular! UKO, ELAINE Elaine Beaver Brook With fascination in her vt-ry brow. EMBERT, THOMAS Tammy Hallars Hill A gentleman and a scholar. GASPER, JOAN Joanie Harwood Nor named thee but to praise. GAVINSKI, MARY Mary Drifton Will be remembere- sincere attitude. 15 d for her unassuming and X 5 if FILIPEK, RICHARD Richie Green Ridge Our love of him is a silent tribute, FRANEK, MARGARET Margie Jeddo She who has imagination has resourcefulness. ii! Q f HOWLEY, DONALD Tex Harwood He builds too low who builds beneath the STGVS. HUDOCK, GEORGE Georgie Stockton His mischievous ways will be remembered by all. GREGA, GERALD Jerry Jeddo GLOWATCH, MARY ELLEN Mary Ellen West Hazleton Has a ready smile for everyone GLOWATCH, THOMAS Digger West Hazleton Happy! Friendly! Well likedl The force of his own merit makes his way. HONIS, THERESA Terry New Cranberry She wears the rose of youth upon her. GULLICK, PATRICIA Patsy Hazleton Framed in the prodigality of nature. HOPPY, STEVEN Hip Hazleton Heights How poor are they that have no patience. 16 5- 'Q' 6- IBEN, PATRICIA Pedie Freeland KAMINSKY, ELAINE Elaine Humboldt KASSICK, IRENE Dolly Humboldt Of uncommon common sense. KISACKY, RAYMOND I' Ray Harwood KENDRA, MARIE A girl of courage, fun, and flt to trust. Full of fun, fancy, feeling and spiced with satyric. I Some wits can digest before others can clwew iii- 'Q .S va, ig .f-C., ooo, O Kenny New Cranberry If I lose my honor I lose myself. N 4 I 1 5 KISATSKY, ROBERT ' Bob Jeddo r Thy moclesty's a candle to thy merit. - 5 . fer X KOTCH, PATRICIA Patsy New Coxeville A golden mind that knows no dross. KOVAL, DORIS :Q I 5 G C Doris Harwood Exoticl Majorette Captain. 17 x LAGANA, GEORGE Fireball Lattimer Friendly! Liked by all. LLEWELLYN, ALBERT Flapper Beaver Brook .IoviaI! Remarkable in his ways. KUBA, FRANCIS Fran Harwood Dependable! Football player. KUBIC, HELEN Helen West Hazleton Quiet! Reserved! Willing to help, fliisfiiaswili xiii 1 - 'MM ISK so MARANKI, WILLIAM thxiir' - ' . . Xxx . i i Q. ffaflfl Q LIZ Drlftori - Graduation brings into focus his many Rne P 1 H , , g ti F , 'H ualities. . - 5 q - . x, ' MARINOCK, ANDREW I . . 55i?If5?i5i i 5 ' ' ' W Andy Mllnesvllle ,Q-ff' :rr ali'- Quiet waters run deep. fl -f,-- ' , ., l feelin ff, 'mare g - ,,,.: -eg, rg 15 J - 5 - - ' to ' 't . ,362 itfvf :' 1v 7. L , ., E ,A.VLi V M y Ly C 18 MARINOCK, VIRGINIA Jeannie Hollywood Not simply an ordinary member, but a real worker. MARTINO, ANN Ann Pardeesville Made one feel better because of knowing her. MATZ, FRANK Frankie Lattimer .Ii ' R His countless favors and kindness have en . deared him to many. V F Ali 'H' - pf' .if ' 1 ..lUw-4fffil5iYfi' M CARTHY JAMES ll Y Z2 A .C A :yawn X Jimmy Drifton - Our friendship to him is a silent tribute to a splendid classmate, sincere and devoted. R t A' F V ,J MEROLA, ANG Angelo Pardeesville There is no wisdom like frankness. METZ, MARY Mary Luttimer Reserved! Frien McMONlGLE, ROSALIE RoCo Jeddo Funloving and trustworthy. MELITO, ROBERT Bobby Hazleton A gentleman on whom we built an absolute trust. ELO -.Vt dly toward all. MUDRICK, JEAN Brownie Ebervale Vibrant! Co-Captain Maiorette, 0,5 NOVITSKY, CARL Carl Green Ridge Truth is the highest thing than man may keep. 19 KJ H? Lift L!!-ww . !?QEQ.!Ss5?4iZx2!W!ei 2 ff wt n ew . Qi illztsliigiiiifflii OG U R EC K, RO SA L I E iii . ta? H l S it .551 . , fzfiff tlii ' : ii. Rosalre Green Ridge 1 f ' ' - V-:mf fi . , gg im 'f it It is the tranquil people who accomplish A ,K .L .gl ll,-l U it 5-52 OLENIQK, MICHAEL X , . 'gf i t He that has found h i m has 1' ou nd a g reat gjfff 'V . l,lfl ,if L,:, .:, t treasure. .. 'I-tgx 'fs A Q rr'- ' PATERICK, JOSEPH Jun Green Ridge Quiet and unassuming liked by all. PAVLINKO, JEANETTE Jay-Jay Jeddo Stimulating! Co-Captain Cheerleader. .gf .. . ORAVETZ, ELAINE Elaine Fishers Hill Quiet! Scholarly! Intellectual. PASTORELLA, JANET Janet Harleigh To live a good example is to do a good. double attitude made him PEAK, ELAINE Peakie Hollywood Co-operative! Unequaled personality. PISAK, LOUISE Louise Green Ridge Friendly smile! Pleasant manner! Willingness to help. 20 37' 1 H. PLUTA, MICHAEL Mike Green Ridge I H ' I1 I1 I I1 It '. fi - . Q I Q 6 Umor ist e ormony o t e eont X C Y -L X :E 1x , ' if , bn.: -I i I VJ fi PCLCHIN, DANIEL Donny New Coxeville ei Curiosity is the thirst of the soul. G 'N X T' 4 tw ROHALL, RIIA Rita Ookrlnlc Gentle in rnsrtltod RUTOIO, JAMES Jim Lnttimer 1 , resolute in oction. A true Iii:-nd is forever o friend. SCAVNICKY, JOHN Jockie Middletown A constortt friend is Ci rote thing ond ltord to Iincl, POTOCHNEY, MARGARET Tootsie Lottimer Silence is more eloquent than words. PUPACH, MICHAEL Mike Stockton If he wosn't where he was supposed to be he wos ot the clubhouse. SCHAFFER, WILLIAM Billy Lottimer The mirror of oll furiosity 21 X if K Si if L . 6-I J SEAMAN, JOHN Jackie Milnesville Variety is the spice of life. SEIWELL, JOHN Si Jeanesville He carried his sense of humor into every class sEssocK, JOHN . . ' 3 Bw' ieddo ' . zi' . 1 A sunny temper quilds the edges of life's blackest cloud. ir K ' l SHENOSKY, VINCENT .zif Q Vince West Hazleton '-gE 5 . Blushing is the color of virtue. J xl l P K Q- am -gggsnsgf. i I fs A f SIENIAWSKI, SYLVIA Baby Harleigh A heart to resolve, a head to contrive and a hand to execute. SKARP, CONSTANCE Connie Jeddo Devastating! Popular! Well liked by all. 22 'E RX? SKUNTZ, ROSELLA Rosie Old Cranberry Enthusiastic! Tempered by reason. SOIKA, BERNARD Bernie Hazleton Vivacity is the health of the spirit. SOLENSKI, EDWARD Eddie Hazle Village Brevity is the soul of wit. SYPECK, FRANK Buddy Green Ridge A blythe heart makes a blooming visage. VAJDA, CAROL Carol Hazleton Her heart is true as steel. VERES, JOHN Jackie Ebervale Divinely tall and most divinely tall. SOKOL, JOSEPH Joe Stockton Dancel Laughl Be merryl SOLANICK, ANNA Ann Green Ridge Happiness is o rare cosmetic. WATKINS, JAMES James Hollywood He would help others out of a fellow feeling YURESCKO, JOSEPH Joe Beaver Brook A merry heart doeth good like o medicine. YUREK, THEODORE Teddy Horleigh X X Truth is The highest thing thot mon may keep. , h YQ s YURKANIN, PAUL T FroQ9Y Middletown T 'kk' K' ff f There is but one method, ond thot is by ' ' hard Tabor. , :Egg THOMAS SWEENEY Closs Advisor CLASS OFFICERS 1LefT1o Rightw Froncis Boyorski ..........,..... .... V ice-President Mory Ellen Dushonko. . . ...... Secretory Rosello Skurwtz ...... . . .Treasurer Jomes McCarthy ... ...President Milf XXX 14 XX X ..f ff' fx U X Q ' I x Y X N , V '31 ' Freshman Sad though we are as graduation creeps swiftly upon us, we stop to reminisce our four glorious years at H.T.H.S. In the autumn of 1952, buses from Beaver Brook, Drifton, Harwood, Hollywood, Lattimer, Milnesville, Cranberry, Ebervale, Jeddo, Oakdale, and Harleigh brought 125 excited freshmen to this, our loved H.T.H.S. As we entered into this unfamiliar atmosphere, we gazed at the endless corridors, not knowing which way to turn. However, it wasn't long before we became well acquainted with the school and its personnel. We were fortunate to receive Mr. Adam Slysofski as our class advisor. We held two roller skating parties, both of which were a great success. The year was climaxed with a glorious trip to Hershey Park. Class ofticers were: President-Lawrence BuFf Vice-President-Steve Hoppy Secretary-Elaine Peak Treasurer-Mary Metz x 5 f 7T W2 rfrw s dv! i ' 26 Q --H-'fwzrrgzf ij'i'i?v-'P ' A QNHHNH ' Vvlm! ru ,Arm-V lV'5 lovrf. ftvr'nC1Hy tired 1l3UJ 'fHUT I Wh- lfkf-ri Hf'v'Jv'yW Bvmuiy in 0 garden. Swing pretty' lf , not colvl Chow! Mmmm! ip in . , Z:-'pf V., L 4: x Mb? -V V V. I Q 'I s :fx X.'x'N I' 4 . N X 1 , J ' A 5 K I Q , . J K Q ' ' Q 1' ' Vx f .4 ff' ? ,. I . ' , V, Mfbnn.. ap., ,,- Wow! Joy and gloom. 27 Sophomore We started our Sophomore year by organizing the Dramateens, a Dramatic club under the direction of Mr. Zylla and Mr. Slysofski. We drew up a constitution and selected the following officers: President-Judy Rogers Vice-President-Walter Stewart Treasurer-Eddie Solenski Secretary-Jeanette Pavlinko Board of Directors: Janet Pastorell, Mary Gavinski, Theodore Yurek, John Veres, Elaine Peak, Mary Ellen Dushanko. We staged our first play, a one act comedy on April 22, 1954 entitled Are We Dressing , which included the following cast: Homer Andrews, the father, James McCarthy Lora Andrews, the mother, Joan DeBalso Fred Andrews, the son, Frank Matz Polly Andrews, the daughter, Marie Kendra Greg Millard, his sister, Mary Gavinski Ivan Konrad, a businessman, James Rutolo Felicia, the Andrew's maid, Patricia lben Student directors were Mary Ellen Dushanko and Elaine Peak. After the play the choral group rendered several selections and the program ended with the singing of the Alma Mater by the entire student body. During the same year the Dramateens attended the preview of The Nervous Wreck , presented by the Wilkes College Players, in the Wilkes College auditorium, Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. We were chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Zylla. Other class activities included a roller skating party and ended with a never to be forgotten trip to Hershey Park. Class officers were: President-Thomas Embert Vice-President-Frank Matz Secretary-Jean Mudrick Treasurer-Janet Pastorella 28 lun? rr-Yrxruvrf Hww prefHyV T 44 I' XX W. A 1... IMHLW Wrxtcfw the- bncfiv! Cosmo!! 4 I . ' J. 4 X 3 V as f Qs' .+ un.. ,- - Aw q I lk V i f i 4 1 K ,- AF, J., 7 Q ' Q Q W fl M ,. If a an -Ne-. K.u!r1r1,rvvM9 Gutnumbcredl Qoh IQ IQ! Sofia? guthvrirwgl 29 3 Junior We returned in the autumn of i954 as Juniors. Our main interest this year was to purchase our class rings and plan for future activities. We continued on with the Dramatic Club and elected the following officers: President-Frank Matz Vice-President-Joan De Balso Secretary-Mary Ellen Dushanko Treasurer-James McCarthy We then staged the play, Muggsy's Merry Christmas , for Christmas. It included the following cast: Mr. Maxwell, the father, John Scavnicky. Mrs. Maxwell, the mother, Rosella Skuntz. Wilbur, the son, George Fisher. Betty Lou, the daughter, Mary Ellen Dushanko. Muggsy, a would-be-crook, Theodore Garbacik. Elmer, Muggsy's partner in crime, John Paroff. Student Directors were Joan De Balso and Elaine Peak. Later on in the year we staged another play, Mama's Little Helper , which in- cluded the following cast: Candy, the daughter, Jean Mudrick. Doodie, Candy's boyfriend, Bernard Soika. Alice, the mother, Elaine Peak. Zelda, Alice's friend, Margaret Franek. Omar, a business man, Robert Kisatsky. Preston, a foreign correspondent, Joseph Sokol. Birdie, who was looking for a house, Rosalie McMonigle. Doris, refined and wholesome, Caroline Claypotch. Student Directors were Mary Ellen Dushanko and Rosella Skuntz. Among other class activities were included a Junior Halloween Dance and for Thanksgiving Day a turkey was chanced off. We had a Junior Valentine Dance with Eugene Bezick and Jeanette Pavlinko representing the King and Queen of Hearts. A memorable trip to the United Nations in New York was included among our many activities. We also had a Junior Day Dance and the evening was enjoyed by all. Class Officers were: President-James McCarthy Vice-President-Theodore Yurek Secretary-Mary Gavinsky Treasurer-Rosella Skuntz 30 I 4 Sr:-meryh .NL Q- . , L nicf-! Long qroy line! Stormy wootlvorl Fav- JW.. A , 4g.l Goinq some-whore? Two beauties! Anything olso? xii XA K RISE. W un, 7 Q, 4 . . K!!! If Q, B F tty s!nr!w-va! Best leg forward! Romeo! ,M I Q . --n t '- .X 5 J fu. N N f A - v 's . fi I I L I. l V3 qr X , 1 1 x 'N X 1 w ,V ' f. .Jun 3. - ,...',. Smwttm r'0ve!t'y! Getting tonnvc!! Lil Senior ln Latin we learned that Tempus Puget means Time Flies and believe us no truer words were ever spoken. For here it is T956-four years having passed in a seemingly very short span of time and we find ourselves Seniors, on the threshold of graduation. And as this yearbook goes to press the only senior activities held up to this time in- cluded two senior dances which were both roundly attended. We are all looking forward to a Christmas Snow Dance, our Senior Day program and dance, our trip to Washington, our Prom-and somewhere examinations-and the culmination of all Our Graduation. Likewise, at the moment plans are being formulated to present in the spring the super-comedy Finders Creepers. Tentative cast is as follows: Frankie-Ann Martino Granny-Margie Franek Mr. Quigley-Robert Kisatsky Daphne-Patsy lben Wilbur Maxwell-Bernie Soika Hercules Nelson-James McCarthy Dr. Brown-Frank Matz Harry Schuster-John Scavnicky Uncle Bob-Jimmy Rutolo Celeste-Joan DeBalso Nina Quinley-Jean Mudrick Aunt Mary-Mary Ellen Dushanko Clyde-Gerald Grega Madeline-Elaine Peak The class ofhcers are: President-James McCarthy Vice-President-Francis Boyarski Secretary-Mary Ellen Dushanko Treasurer-Rosella Skuntz 32 ww QW--W' zmqrt' ' I 1 ! He-muy mul Qfqlcxl fr 1 235 I .L-V A ,I ls . if' '. .4423 , , v 4. t ,. I' ,Z lr ,..,4nr',.1 A I, ,txt -'Qi 93 ' Ffa -f N X f ig K A vi., f A N Taking I1 onsyl Too tired! . . 4 an . 0' Af X K? it A6- Wvrnlvlj fwfr- Up! Dvy F4-VY! LOOH Efpgomf .fs we VV:-f Duc Ln' Show-OH! A sfmlMu jun! gmxwrxqf 5. F A M Ag -I Q 1 Q- it P ' .fi I W Q 4 . g xv .8 ,s Crmwuru Cmiwl Hi! fifi Q m,A. . it 1 ' f 11e.sa.J'ff , -A .. i Juni: gn 4 yr 5 1 Just us three! Open your eyes! ,figi 4 ri' Waiting to get in! Good friends! Hungry peoplel Taking a ride! Just wondering! il-Q e'h'1S 'Q Q Shining up! Junior Doy flowers! 34 GY Thr- Que-1-rv an crowrwdl . ,-5: sw King's Crowningl! How nice! Y 3 Aff , Hg .1 LvT's dI'II7ft'1 'Ab Us ...ln I nf x eff 3 . 1 Forgot Vo smile-I Rvody to lcc1wW x .fx W!'1c1I , :A 1 1 4.14-C up! just mrivmg! You JUIVY 5-GV! Huw fr1',rmr1!lm5W A P1-wk G-howl Dum:-rs! fVm tv Q X fx M65 all VW 5 IH MQ 'RN WE LiKE T KAN fmxx PAT .vw cmcrfii I 37 Mary Gavinski Mr, Hazle Township Billy, an all around boy in sports and all class activities, has been capable ot winning the title of Mr. Hazle Township. He was also chosen as the handsomest boy in the Senior Class. With all his fine qual- ities and cheerful disposition, he will never be forgotten by his classmates. Congratulations Bill! Miss Hazle Township Mary, who has contributed much to the success ot our class by filling the iob of secretary in our Junior year, has earned the title of Miss Hazle Township. She de- serves a place in the catagory of honor for her top notch personality. May she glide smoothly through lite as a nurse. William Marcinki ANCORA HAZLE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL lam af Noam cl-runcn s'rs.. x-rAzLz:'roN. PA. 51-Hwvfr fuss fever- Hier: The Scrl' cn -Iir-5.,'1, we curl'-gal -ihal.1'ne flu! we leqfvfl 'flue at V - ' d g gl l rl al ll el l Eau- en 'lf-llc, we will have flux: nm-evils fo fe- men- 5eT'- , , , E l .l l P 1- l lf:,1.-'1-',:.:.- 'a' --- Ovf Zvi-el' 'fcll'stJ nol'S1 Gm, TNQ Chan-Fila-Slrulv 'l ol el l it ,qi -1 il l -l .ls gl el Calc? al- meal' won, Weuill MOMENTS TO REMEMBER Class Song The September day we entered school The day we learned the Golden Rule We will have these moments to remember Our quiet talks and noisy fun The championship we almost won We will have these moments to remember Though Freshmen turn to Sophomores And the present disappears The laughter we were glad to share Will echo through the years The Junior Day we did the town The day we tore the goalposts down We will have these moments to remember Tho Graduation's drawing near Fond memories we'll recall Of dear old Hazle Township High And good friends one and all Though other nights and other days May find us gone our separate ways We will have these moments to remember hug 6088 hcl!-tnl'3'l'o fc- MCM- lygf -' MOMENTS TO REMEMBER Original The New Year's Eve we did the town The day we tore the goalposts down We will have these moments to remember The quiet walks, the noisy fun The ballroom prize we almost won We will have these moments to remember Though summer turns to winter And the present disappears The laughter we were glad to share Will echo through the years When other nights and other days May find us gone our separate ways We will have these moments to remember I X-5 X i I FWTWM X X f X? f xii f X4 1 X? f X l ' 2 fs ?l R Y XJXMW -xUff NNff' xwl fl? xof'j 'x- fe X2 I X 1' X2 'f N3 X2 f NZ 1 xl? F, Fl Ur L., lYqg 1 x 1 fff 7 x ff' L- X 7 X x XL f' N f ffl Billy Uroseviclw Jolm Gclgonovicz Julie Zyllc Mary Pot, Billy, Tommy, Sharon Sweeney Marita, Ellen, ond Jimmy Boyle 1 I .L , sl I C 4 Q27 Theresa Ann Dushonko 40 Class Rooms .Q , b . . v , 5 . NF IN Bw-V Xi A Lf' K .. .rs s qs. LIBRARY PLANE GEOMETRY Q 5, I bmw HAM SENIOR TYPING J 0 N4 .,..-.- .bw WORLD HISTORY HOME ECONOMICS All Seniors CLASS OFFICERS Francis Boyarslci-Vice-President Mary Ellen Dushanko-Secretory Rosella Skuntz-Treasurer James McCarthy-President Bottom Row, L to R. Ann Martino, Jean Bezick, Mary Metz, Rosella Skuntz, Doris Koval, Dolores Fierro, Theresa Honis, Theresa Cole, Anna Solanick, Rosalie Ogureck, and Marie Kendra. Middle Row, L. to R. Marie Benyo, Elaine Kaminsky, Joan Gasper, Patricia Gullick, Helen Kubic, Margaret Potochney, Mary Ellen Glowatch, Virginia Marinock, Monica Braskie, Constance Skarp, and Irene Kassiclc, Top Row, L. to R. Mary Ann Dzuranin, Jeanette Pavlinko, Mary Ellen Dushanko, Louise Pisak, Carol Vaicla, Betty Bogwist, Elaine Peak, Rosalie McMonigle, Rita Rohall, and Anita Bobey. Thomas Sweeney Class Advisor Bottom Row, L. to R. Donald Hawley, Angelo Morola, Michael Pupach, Theodore Yurek, Joseph Pritrriick, Mirha -I Plata, Andy Marinofk, and Charles Dinsmore. Middle Row, L. to R. Eugene Beliclc, John Seaman, Ioseph Solcol, Stanley Forte, Mirhael Oleniclc, Robert Melito, and Carl Noyrtslmy. Top Row, L. to R, Daniel Polchin, Albert Llewellyn, Francis Kuba, Edward Salenslci, Vinci-nt Shonoslny, Frank Sypeck, and Joseph Yuresrka. L, to R. Elaine Oravetz, Elaine Elko, Mary Gavinski, Caroline Claypotch, Margaret Franek, Patricia Kotch, Jean Mudriclc, Joan DeBalsa, Sylvia Shenoslcy, and Janet Pastorell. Bottom Row, L. to R. James Rutalo, Thomas Embert, Paul Yurkanin, James Watkins, John Sravnirky, Dominic DeFlari, Lawrence Anderko. Middle Row. L. to R. William Maranlci, Stephen Happy, Ge-ialrl Grrrrga, Willirxrii Schafler, Thomas Glowatch, Richard Filipek, and Frank Matz, Top Row, L. to R, John Sessofk, Robert Kisatsky, Francis Boyarslci, Bernard Soika, James MCA Carthy, John Vervs, and George Lagana. Juniors CLASS OFFICERS John Chaya-Treasurer Nancy Holland-President Angeline Panzarella-Secreta Pete Minzola-Vice-President In Memory , W 4 . ' ' i lfyf, v .bf i X , ose o ics ' N' 3 Died JNovZlhlirl7, 1955 i X it lx Front Row, L. to R. Catherine Buzanowicz, Marilyn Houser, Barbara Houser, Pauline Mikula, Joan Conner, June Gregory, Antoinette Domin, Marjorie Houser, Sandra Alexander, and Eileen Dugan. Second Row, L. to R. Catherine Howley, Joan Ciculyc., Theresa Puhak, Marian Marinock, Christina Brobst, Mary Catherine Levkulic, Victoria Yanuzzi, Rose Mary Brutosky, Jo Ann O'Donnell, and Marie Logar. Third Row, L. to R. Marie Barak, Ann Clark, Catherine Zawatsky, Arlene Snyder, Rose Marie Lesny, Rose Mary Fisher, Ruth Hoffman, Gloria Sereta, Grace Koons, and Barbara Fedor. Fourth Row, L. to R. Mary Dushanko, Faith King, Janice Peiser, Patricia Peters, Dorothy Matuella, Mary Ellen Greybosh, Bernice Olenick, and Patricia Kuba. Y Vincent Boyle Class Advisor Front Row, L. to R, Lawrence Velcko, George Litchlo, Leonard Pelley, Joseph Kucher, Albert Polushenski, Willzam Soiack, Santo Tedesco, Joseph Reharchak, and Frank Seliga. Second Row, Allmrt Moran, William Radke, John Parofi, Ambrose Starruck, Henry Kipikasa, Raymond Morkovchick, Bruce Zboioy, and George Matyas Third Row, Michael Yanochko, Norman Wood- ring, Robert Lf,-shko, Anthony Sulkevirh, Kenneth Spaide, Peter Minzola, Patrick Monahan, and Louis Wysirisko. Fran! Row, L. to R. Ruth Hill, Angeline Panzarella, Nancy Holland, Edna Levkulic, Dolores lifvnsh, Marian Hawley, Mary Belusko, and Lois Bredbenner. Second Row, Elizabeth Giarrizzi, Beinazdinz- Kulaga, Rose Mary Shafier, Patricia Wroblewski, Barbara Kisielewicz, and Katherine Liolf, Third Row, Mary Potzgo, Anna Batcha, Agatha Babon, Jane Gardner, Mary Fetchko, Shirley Vetter, and Pauline Phillips. Front Row, L. to R. Francis Fedor, Eugene Boyarski, Joseph Sleva, Calvin Gabos, Joseph Capa- wan, Thomas Gundy, Walter Chippi, Joseph Gortva, and James Fisher, Second Row, Joseph Bartkovich, Theodore Garbacik, John Chaya, John Jefferson, Michael Fetchko, Neil DeAngelo, Thomas Generose, Thomas Barron, and Charles Bredbenner. Third Row, Hilary Golub, Joseph DeFluri, Bernard Bobis, Richard Elick, Robert Girosky, Edward Gaydos, George Fisher, Thomas Hudock, and John Borchick. 45 f W dv 1241 Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS William Geffert Laurel Montone Anna Marie Oscovitch Lorraine Schcin 5 vl C., mi -x Front Row, L. to R. Frances Tait, Joan Merola, Kathleen Velcko, Anna Marie Sandora, Cecelia Scicckefii, Patricia Panzarella, Edna Podlesney, Peggy Ann Reifmeyer, and Carol Slebodnick. Second Row, Lorraine Schan, Joan Paranick, Dorothy Swindrci, Joan Pelley, Ann Seaman, Mary Ann Rohall, Mary Staruck, Anna Marie Oscovirch, Theresa Sannie, Third Row, Mary Ann Matchick, Uvaughn Williams, Joan Patskins, Laurel Monfone, Carol Soika, Carol Schafier, Ruth Ann Salarnan, Gloria Zakutney, and Joan Panco. if 77 Joseph Carlin Class Advisor Front Row, L. to R. John Smith, James Martnick, James Lutz, Paul Marone, Genaro Salata, William Lenhardt, Joseph Puza, Thomas Stelmock, Richard Nicholas, and David Mackanich. Second Row, Paul Minnick, Robert Novotnak, Charles Tomushunis, Edward Voyda, Louis Lagana, Gerald Doria, Daniel Swick, Gerald McGary, Joseph Reich. Third Row, Robert Peak, Robert Motel, Raymond Parosky, Thomas Monitz, Thomas Pesock, Robert Potochney, Robert Kendra, Cornelius Quinn, Edward Sweet, Robert Pavlick. Front Row, L. to R. Catherine Fedor, Patricia Hudalc, Carol Maranki, Dorothy Hadziclc, Gloria Chehovich, Elizabeth Garshell, Audrey Dietrich, Patricia Filipelc, and Theresa Donko. Second Row, Audrey Benninger, Joan Marchetti, Magdellan Braskie, Amelia Maslo, Sally Brogan, Charlotte Arthur, Cecelia Kois, Patricia Halisok, and Barbara Embert. Third Row, Joan Marko- vich, Mary Ann Gaydos, Teresa Liott, Dorothy Faust, Jane Gregor, Marlene Hale, Kathleen Bogwist, and Elizabeth Barron. Front Row, L. to R. Eugene Bobey, Robert Kaminsky, Ronald Grohol, William Geftert, Joseph Franek, Jerome Hirko, Paul Demlco, Michael Anderko, and Robert Honish. Second Row, John DeBalso, Robert Chaya, Carmen Fierro, John Hebal, John Kostick, Lawrence Gallagher, Robert Generose, George Fedor, and John Hreha. Third Row, Edmund Girosky, Gerald Conlin, Emil Bachison, Paul Garshell, Frederick DeLazio, William Jefferson, Neal DeAngelo, Emil Kasarda, and James Fasulka. -47 xyl -fr, 4.7 f jf D-Sf 1 WNW? ' 7 'fi i Sf tv. till ffl alll' l pil, ff ,.,, Milf'- Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS Robert Manganelli-Vice-President Barbara Dushanko-Secretary Jeanne Jones-Treasurer Bernard Dworsky-President ,war Front Row, L. to R. Lorraine Sereta, Joanne Potcner, Jayne Wagner, Marian Sleva, Ruth Ann Schurnocker, Margaret Pluto, Anne Tate, Elizabeth Scintilla, and Joanne Pretti. Second Row, Molly Timony, Bonnie Schaffer, Mary Tuchi, Virginia Sabo, Carol Reirnolcl, Ann Tomushunis, Antoinette Slezok, Kathleen Sharlcey, and Helen Solanick, Third Row, Thomas Sagan, Steven Potucek, Thomas Potochney, Margaret Sullcevich, Martha Sluck, Mary Ann Poluka, Peter 5m9T0f1Gf Howard Stinnett, and Francis Sweet. 48 Frank Dushankc Class Advisor Front Row, L. to R, Naomi Hill, Judith Ciochon, Janice Bredbenrter, Elizabeth Flynn, Irene Honis, Ethel Mae Fisher, Carolyn Heller, Elizabeth Galatha, Gloria Gavinslci, Carol Ann Dovan and Marlene Hale, Second Row, Barbara Dushanlco, George Hadziclc, William Boker, Robert Hrrhel, George Fetchko, Andrew Grega, Thomas Jones, John Billman, Andrew Denar, Gerald C-eriercse, and Jeanne Jones. Third Row, Charles Horn, Lawrence DeFluri, Albert Dzieniciewicz, Mirltcifel Chunko, James Hirka, James Gallagher, Joseph Carlis, and Daniel Bittorf, Front Row, L, to R. Patricia Lagana, JoAnn Lagana, Patricia Keenan, Janet Patrick, Carol Moran, Carrnella Moyer, Rose Mary Mape, Geraldine Kendra, Lillian Marinock, and Rose Marie Martina, Second Row, Michael Kowalczulc, Paul Ogureck, Edward Litavic, William Lewis, Richard Matyas, Frederic Miller, Richard Patslcin, and Edward Kapuschinslcy, Third Row, James Paulshoclc, Francis Kimock, Michael Koscuk, Robert Manganelli, Daniel Oleniclc, Robert Kolarick, Frederick Plr-hon, and Ronald Panfo. 49 V4 Q1 L. to R. Bernord Gulgcmovicz, Faculty Manager, George Uroseyiclw, Football Couch. sa 3 J xmka . ii First Row, L. to R. Zrriith, Smclnn? Manager, Copowun, Gefflert, McGc1rry, Kopuchinsky, Minor, Fislier, Quinn, Fctclmko Bradbf nnz.r Studnnt f!':rfi'4f.r Second Row, Uluniflf, Hawley, Dvvorsky, Polualicnslci, Suiwell, Joflcrrson, Gurzlioll. Third Row, Gcorgr: Urosrvlcli Couch Fortr i 1 fflf, Viilfz, luv.: i',i'.1fi'1, Yurzccko, Llewellyn, Elirlc, Miniolu, Sullwvicli. ll. l'.ll,S. ll NHS ll l.ll.S ll, VHS ll. l.l'l S H. LHS ll, l. H. S ll. l. ll. S O . 311 VS 6. W 311 6. 32 Vursily Scglmodule Gnd Scores .,..BQrwick13 , . .Nescopclc I2 ,,.....,McAdoo6 . . .Wcs1HozloTon i3 .......Mc1ric1n Catholic O . . , .Wcfst lvlolmnoy Twp. QW ........lVlc1l1unoy Twp? Q0 .Mourwl Clcirinol C,c11li0liC l3 50 , M. ,, I5 J S ,, . N3 LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS. YOU RE NOT GOING FAR. LARGE GAIN , 2 f wk ff 'A . if i tg, Q X Q. Qidw X NR.x viii - M, ,A 4 Q Q, ., Q Yr wi' ' , P . fx? IS I xt I X my YK . H Q39s..'-S . ' . i,,,,U. X X L. to R. Bernard Golgunoyicz, Faculty Managerp Tom Sweeney, Basketball Coach. J 1 , ,- L if 77 L. to R. Co-Captains Billy Maranki-Guard and Joe Yu rescko-Guard, Bernard Soika Center Mike Pupacli Guard A , , 0 wg, Reading Clockwise-Burch Boyarski, Richie Elick, Billy Maranlci, Joe Yurescko, Milce Pupach, Eddie Solensky, and Bernard Soika. Eddie Solnsky Forward Butch Boyarski Forward Mx xxcwlu lwwnlv, tlurmaqglw howls in pwqmm :vue- ummy, Bofiom Row, L, Oo R vf-lmf,1L,lf-',b.L,, Hull- fu M I'xf1'vvnrw'J-y Xml, fum W m5 1 :M Hulvu S K4-slvku,Pupmlv,Mn1u1r1KhfWuulw..Ru Tvim Bottom Row, I.. to R, llwxnk Simhvuo Vxhnmuw cond Row, Tofu Fxxwvvwx kvndv, SM1-mkw S wah, Smku, Buynlzykw Unk Sffhvwmk iwvvmmf L M mxlwvuf fmuifx Mummw if mu L, U MH f 1Hr1qMl Tulum 1-cond Row, 1, ,-, M I 1 X y 1,.,.,.L, v,.,44f,, :Winn .7 3 wx Pm N in Band Band Personnel. Front Row, L. to R. Doris Koval, Laurel Montone, Rose Mary Fisher, Theresa Cole, Bernice Bechtloft, Jane Grego, Janice Peiser, Jean Mudrick. Second Row, Bernard Dworsky, Patricia lben, Ann Clark, Jean Bezick, Carole Slebodnick, Mary Ellen Dushonko, Nancy Holland, Joan Marchetti, Joan Markovich, Patricia Filipek, Charles Horn. Third Row, Elaine Elko, Robert Motel, James Lutz, John Smith, Lawrence DeFluri, Elaine Peak, Joan DeBalso, Virginia Marinock, Mary Belusko, Theodore Garbacik. Fourth Row, David Mackonich, John DeBalso, Paul Demko, Harold Kapuschinsky, Frederick DeLazio, Raymond Parosky, Thomas Potochney, Richard Patskin, Marilyn Houser, Ruth Ann Salaman, James McCarthy, Mr. Zelloe. Fifth Row, Bernard Bobis, Joseph Rebarchak, Paul Yurkanin, Carmen Fierro, Lawrence Velcko, Donald Howley, Joseph DeFluri, Gerald Grega, Albert Llewellyn, Michael Olenick, Steven Hoppy. Sixth Row, Thomas Barron, Eugene Bezick, Thomas Embert, Francis Kuba, Naomi Hill, William Radtke, Maiorie Houser, Henry Kipikasa. Seventh Row, Faith King, Robert Chayo, Andrew Grega, Angelo Merola, Louis Lagano, John Borchick, Edward Kapuschinsky, Charles Tomushunis, Jean Jones, Raymond Kisacky. Z W I ll rr N! X wg' Color Guards Patricia lben, Bernard Dworsky, Charles Horn, Patricia Filipek. 58 I, ,,, j,.gMVw,Qvw...,.a.,.n,. , qfwn ZW? f -f vm., 'A-4, ,Q H vm- , . 4 .- ,A f.xv,3qf411:. -Z4:'fQ+yvff 4' .A , Hgwvsagfg? -f.. V ' 2. , , ' ' 'W A 1 , ,Q ?m1g:1J5,5. lnwh pw, AM? . l. wp, 44? A I LN' 9134? 1 ' ,--am' ,G,1,,w-Q Swv- + yn' af V' Q-sz QL, Jw, - 'w, 'K,. 'w W 65' g.-A , f W ' 1 H' .7-,N-assign! . mam-'W-un.. A, ,. - , 'M 4 .9-A. Miyagi A Yrswvuxfwrp Mlm! qw--, Hyvfmryh hc1lfVilm- Sffcqumvcr- Mrlymnttvs pp-wfmru to Hfhmvy Punk' flu-.-whmflf-r+, Study rand Swing. Wazs BU'FBHT'WlN-TWP Pr vw:-rwlutmlv of lluss of 55 5 1 Y,-Il :lm-f-us cn pvp rr1Hy. MUQOHXHUS 'rw S uni 4 1 tn p Twirlers Mary Ellen Dushunko Drum Moioretfe H for Hozle. Doris Kovul Theresa Cole Jean Mudrick Captain Co-Captain Senlor rnoiorettes pause ?o pose, Bernice Bechtloff leon Bezmk for lowns ii 77 Yell Queen Mary Ann Dzuronin Captain If rm: vtf' lwvllrwlm Sylvia She-noslxy Moriv Kt'I7ClICl Coptmn ws-t Pcxxfmvll Senior flwcrluczclcus dizrussingl roullm-5. X sl-pn c0rqSfq f fi, f J f l fx N,.f John Scavnicky Elaine Oravefz Jean Mudrick James McCarthy Sylvia Shenosky Frank Maiz Margaret Franek Carol Vayda Joan DeBaIso James Rufolo Robert Kisalsky Mary Ellen Dushanko Rosella Slcuntz Theresa Honis Betty Bogwist Dolores Fierro Mary Gavinski Gerald Grega Louise Pisak Elaine Peak 'W' 94 SH H Xf' -'Q-' - 5-I g .4,, X Mix? XL XK.4A,4Qg,x jx fgg'xX ,ff 2 fxsga fgqxfk f Z ff X! ff f g X1 Qkxgszmxg ,E J , J, fx,.X fig-ig 62 X .42 5 , 'U-.. if 71 Ancora Staffs MMC! lH' ANU ART SIAH L. to R. lmvws Mrfrmlwy, Mfwpmv-Q hum-k, SylviuSM-r1rJxlnyc1v1rfQOVOIVOMU. PHOTOGRAPTHRS L- fo R. -,WHY Scovnifky, Frcmk Maw .mi udwxw 1 ,ff Mr, Funnix Dusimrvko HUSXNI 'wfi TL Bogwist. TYPVSTS I.. 10 R. Louwsa Plsuk, Momfu Bwcmskuy, Mary EIN-rw DuslwC111ko,oml Bvtfy Hwtvy W nlws-.t if LITERARY STAFF -L. to R, MQW Go vinski, Rita Roholl, Jvcw Muduick and Joun DvBGWso, VIH JIU SIAH I.. to R. lrwfm Srflvnlcky, SPORTS STAFF L. fo R. Rohm! Kismsky, Hfmll-1 Slum! lfmu--. Rutfwhp, um! frfwi- Frank Matz, and GL-roid Grogn. Mm! M A. 1RH'l115- H l my fmvuvvnlu to R 'qlvm '.lv.vvw.Ly Nw..-IM Skuml, Joan D1-Balm, CNHI tif? FNTNRE ANCORA STAFF Christmas Program Joan DeBc1Iso Rose!lc1 Skumz James McCarthy Elaine Oruvetz Margaret Fronek Round School Joe deans up. Miss Mother cures The suck, 454 Donny, jump up. Thctfc wcly. Profs Tribute TRlBUTE Mr. Sweeney unflinchingly accepted the responsibility of guiding our class in a crucial hour. In our Junior year, Mr. Slysotski was called by his Creator to his eternal reward. Mr. Bobowski then became our adviser for the balance of the year. He did not return to Hazle Township in September. Again we were orphans until Mr. Sweeney graciously consented to become our mentor, knowing definitely that under no conditions could the book be dedicated to him. V It is difficult to say in words how great is our gratitude to him. The manner in which he conducted the advertising campaign and the Christmas Card project is a tribute to him. He took our class and filled our coffers so that we became a Have, instead of a Have-Not, class. Mr. Sweeney, hats oft to you! The class of T956 is grateful to you tor the innumerable things you did so well for us. TRIBUTE Although Mr. Bobowski was our class adviser for a few short months, he did a tremendous job and we wish to express our thanks and gratitude with this tribute to him. 65 llkllI UU if Slip-ing! Pleasure Cruising We use Colgotes? All Dregged Up. Smile pretty! Windy , f 1 WW. rr Us Rosie Hold on! Sigh' Seeing! New Yorkers and Chaperons 66 Squinfyl TeSSie r V rerr r r .3 . ' -15 V .V Tuff v .., Q2 11 .uf 2,4 -ww wx is . 322 A - X F21 mi' 'Q ,Q ME.- A 8 Janet Postore Patsy Kofch, A Ile McMonugle, ' f cyl- E. . fi Q Class Prophecy l 1 ' . A Visit Out West K'-x 3.f 't One morning in June, a plane took off to Ancora Junction. The pilot, Tom Embert, and co-pilot, Tom Glowatch, assured us of a delightful trip. The stewardesses, Mary Gavinski and Margie Franek, served us a little snack prepared by the cook, Rosalie McMonigle. Sitting in front of us was the famous wrestler, Jim Killer Rutolo and his manager, Larry Anderko. While on our flight, we listened to the radio, which featured the Five Pics -Jack Seiwell, Stan Forte, George Hudock, Chickie Bezick, and Steve Hoppy. Time passed on and soon we arrived at the airport. Waiting at the airport to meet us were Carl Novitsky and Elaine Kaminsky, who were to escort us to Ray Kisacky's Dude Ranch. Boarding one of the stage coaches to take us to the ranch, driver Don Howley and guard, Joe Sokol, assured us of safety. While on our way, we were surprised to meet the famous acrobatic team of Connie Skarp, Janet Pastorell, Jeanette Pavlinko and lrene Kassick, who were also going to the ranch. Despite the driver's assurance, we were attacked by an outlaw gang led by Jesse James McCarthy. The other ruthless members of the gang included Al Llewellyn, Billy Maranki, Frank Kuba and Mike Pluta. To the rescue came Mike Olenick and his side-kick, Two Gun Chuck Dinsmore, who rounded up the gang and threw them in jail. As we arrived at the luxurious ranch, we were greeted by the tempting aroma of delicious food cooked by Anita Bobey and helper, Ann Solanick. Inside we were escorted to our rooms by bellhops, Dominic DeFluri and Angelo Merola. After dinner, we were shown around the ranch by the owner's cousin, Robert Kisatsky. Early the next morning, we started on a horseback ride with Indian Chief, George Lagana, acting as guide. On the way, he told us stories of the early days in the West. Coming to the Chief's reservation, we were greeted by the Chief's squaw, Helen Kubic. She introduced us to two Indian girls, Virginia Marinock and Rosalie Ogurick, who were very skillful in weaving baskets. Continuing our iourney, we came upon Bill Schaffer's Trading Post. He informed us that he received many of his furs from trappers, John Scavnicky and Mike Pupach. After the tour, we returned to the ranch and had supper. We then went to the famous nightclub The 70 Purple Ship. Here we were entertained by the famous comedy team of Terry Honis and Frankie Matz. Also appearing was the famous pianist, Mary Ellen Dushanko. For the flnale, Joan DeBalso, Monica Braskie, Rosella Skuntz, and Elaine Peak sang a hit tune which was written by top songwriters, Patricia Gullick and Doris Koval. We were then served pizza by the famous waiter, Robert Melito. While eating our pizza, we were greeted by Judge Paul Yurkanin and his lovely wife, the former Ann Martino. After a delightful time at The Purple Ship, we returned home tired and sleepy The next morning, we were awakened by the tinkling of the breakfast bell. While eating, we were informed by ranch hand, Andy Marinock, that Dan Polchin's Rodeo was in town. After hearing this news, we immediately made up our minds to go. On our way, we noticed a movie production getting under way. We stopped and saw the famous producer, John Veres and director, Francis Boyarski. We also saw famous movie stars, Jean Mudrick, Louise Pisak, Patricia lben, and Sylvia Sieniawski, who were having a terrible time studying their lines. Starring opposite them were Frank Sypeck, Bernard Soika, Gerad Grega, and Theodore Yurek. They were producing a picture called The James Watkins' Story. After an enioyable time, we were on our way to the rodeo. Arriving at the rodeo, we purchased tickets from Theresa Cole. lnside, we were ushered to our seats by usherettes Marie Kendra and Marie Benyo. We then purchased programs from Dolores Fierro and Joan Gas- per. The first event was a calf-raping contest between cowboys Ed Solenski, Joe Yurescko, Jack Seaman, and John Sessock. The second event featured six expert trick-riders which included Bernice Bechtloff, Caroline Claypotch, Mary Ann Dzuranin, Elaine Elko, Patricia Kotch, and Betty Bogwist. The reporters covering the rodeo were Elaine Oravetz and Jean Bezick from the Ancora Times. During intermission, we purchased refreshments from Rita Rohall and Carol Vaida. At last, the rodeo was over and we started back to the ranch. The next morning, we went to the airport, but before boarding our plane, we purchased a magazine fea- turing My Little Margie Potochney from Richie Filipek's newstand. As we boarded the plane, stewardesses, Mary Ellen Glowatch and Mary Metz, gave us a very warm wel- come and showed us to our seats. The pilots, Paterick and Shenosky, were prompt on starting and soon we were headed towards home after a delightful visit out West. Xe C fk ll- lpuDS.'VsmscxVg r iii, is B r of J ' P X, gg., E c 'V W X - T 'T I 1 xf ' ' g L. ' W Q g 1 S . ,. -N fe- xt X, , , ig g Q g . 1 b N N - V T I 72 ul 73 41, , ew 1 l '7l. my-f Y-,. ir -f . 1-4, 1 Class Will l 4 Be it remembered, that the Class of '56 of Hazle Township High School, in the county of Lu- l zerne, and the state of Pennsylvania, being of sound memory, mind, and understanding, do make and publish this, their last Will and Testament to: Nancy Holland-Elaine Oravetz's A's. Ann Seaman-Mary Gavinski's ability to cook. Angie Panzarella-Ann Martino's iovial ways. Amelia Maslo-Rita Rohall's seat during the pep rallies. Gloria Sereta-Carol Vayda's seat in chemistry. Marian Howey-Caroline Claypotch's hot-rod driving. Sandra Alexander-Joan De Balso's popularity with McAdoo boys. Sally Brogan-Jean Mudrick's love for motorcycles. Rose Marie Brutosky-Sylvia Sieniawski's liking for Stockton boys. Irene Honis-Joan Gasper's pleasant personality. Joe Bartkovich-Patsy Kotch's mischievous ways. Margie Sulkevich-Rosella Skuntz's way with football players. Anna Batcha-Margie Franek's interest in Freeland boys. Arlene Snyder-Jeanette Pavlinko's dimples. Catherine Zawatsky-Rosalie McMonigle's laugh. The Winner-Mary Ann Dzuranin's position as cheerleading captain. Danny Olenick-Mike Olenick's friendly ways. Tommy Generose-Jimmy McCarthy's iokes. Rose Mary Schaffer-Mary Ellen Glowatch's long black hair. Vicki Yanuzzi-Mary Ellen Dushanko's magnetic charm. Cecelia Tolerico-Bernice Bechtloffs' ability to make friends. Janie Grega-Jean Bezick's shyness. Jayne Wagner-Betty Bogwist's friendliness. Ronnie Panco-Charlie Dinsmore's slow-but-sure ways. Bernie Dworsky-Richie Filipek's accuracy in studies. Faith King-Elaine Elko's ability to play the piano. Bobby Novatnak-Butch Hoppy's sleepiness in Democracy. Jerry Generose-George Hudock's knack for getting into trouble. Mamie Marinock-Patsy lben's lost weekends and tall tales. Catherine Buzanowicz-Marie Kendra's innocent look. Raymond Parosky-John Seaman's heart-breaking talent. Jackie Borchick-Raymond Kisacky's ability to blush. Leo Pelley-Andy Marinock's afternoon nap. Hilary Golab-Carl Novitsky's quiet ways. Ruth Hoffman-Rosalie Ogureck's cheerfulness. Ruth Hill-Elaine Kaminsky's ability to eat someone else's lunch. John Chaya-Joe Paterick's success in receiving a driver's license. Joe De Fluri-Jimmy Rutolo's old razor blades. Jimmy Fasulka-Jackie Scavnicky's big smile. Eddie Kapuschinsky-Bernie Soika's tall stature. Michael Suda-James Watkin's fondness of women. Billy Lenhart-Teddy Yurek's way with Jeanesville girls. -M l ll 1 'Ne 111- i X -lr W I Jackie Smith-Joe Yurescko's glasses. Eugene Bobey-Mike Pluta's front place in the cafeteria line. Francis Fedor-Danny PoIchin's curly hair. Fred De Lazio-Bobby Melito's position by the radiator. Marion Sleva--Theresa Honis' weakness for crewcuts. Paul Garshall-Francis Kuba's crewcut. Ann Clark-Doris Koval's position as maiorette captain. Bobby Manganelli-Don De Fluri's parking place. Joe the Janitor-Jackie Veres's high heel sneakers with cleats on. Henry Kipikasa-Tommy Embert's slide trombone. Jimmy Lutz-Jack Seiwell's sense of humor. Billy Geffert-Frank Sypeck's well-combed hair. Bobby Motel-Vincent Shenosky's pleasant ways. i.T1 Carole Slebodnick-Virginia Marinock's place on the corner of l5th Street. Joan Ciculya-Anna Solanick's quiet ways. Mary Catherine Levkulic-Theresa Cole's blue eyes. Christina Brobst-Marie Benyo's dancing ability. Barbara Fedor-Connie Skarp's neat appearance. Joanie Panco-Patsy Gullick's kindness. Carol Soika--Janet Pastorell's small stature. John De Balso-Frank Matz's truthful ways. Ambrose Starruch-Paul Yurkanin's bookkeeping knowledge. Moe the Janitor-Butch Boyarski's mother's bonnet. School-Tommy Glowatch's pick and shovel. Red Fisher-George Lagana's Irene. Bonnie Schaffer-Elaine Peak's many boy friends. Audrey Benninger-Monica Braskie's love for Hazleton boys. Betsy Giarrizzi-Dolores Fierro's Cadillac driving. Joanne Lagana-Marie Potochney's ability to forget. Mary Dushanko-Anita Bobey's seat in the library. Bobby Honish-Albert Llewellyn's height. Jerry McGarry-Billy Schafter's marksmanship. Francis Sweet-John Sessock's locker. Richie Patskin-Joe Sokol's dancing ability. Mickey Yanocho-Jerry Grega's brains. Tom Stelmock- Bobby Kisatsky's artistic ability. Eileen Dugan-Mary Metz's love for the opposite sex. Santo Tedesco-Eugene Bezick's flat top. Shirley Vetter-Helen Kubic's shorthand seat. Bruce Zbory-Louise Pisak's fondness for Studebakers. Larry Gallagher-Donnie Howley's nickname Tex. Pete Minzola-Stanley Forte's leadership in football. Bob Girosky-Mike Pupach's Democracy book. Joe Capawan-Eddie Solenski's English teacher. Cornelius Cob-Larry Anderko's absence record. Signed, Sealed, Published, and Declared by: The departing seniors of Hazle Township High School June I956 IL' 4- X A1 X4 K if-' fx , ' X I Yearbook Workers On The Job consninng Mr, Zyllu on ine inyoni. Jennie, Mnfy Ellen, Gnd Joonie Cnecking ine Typing. ,mg- Chowing up before work. 1 if . T Jockie, Jimmy, ond Jeonie seTTing up ci poge. IT would hove been impossible Tor The Closs of i956 To hove produced ff, LYJL is This onnuol were iT noT Tor o very srnoll group of devofed workers. An :jig A oTTempT is mode on This poge To glorify Thol group. LeT if be soid Thof They ' did noT seek The occloim here rendered lThey would much roTher hove remoined unhercildedi. They sTorTed The work on The book enThusiosTicolly ond, olThough Toced vviTh rnony obsTocles ond criTicism, They lobored en- ThusiosTiColly To The end. They vvorked conscienTiously mony long hours. T They deserve your opplouse, Each hos ConTribuTed remorkobly To The pro- ducTion of The T956 Ancoro, eoch hos been cooperoTive beyond The coll of duTy. VViThouT deTrocTing Trom The glory due ony one oT This hne group, ollovv me The privilege To moke o speciol CornrnendoTion To Jomes lvlCCorThy. AlThough he vvos noT ediTor, vviTh him on The sToTT There vvos no dreod of Hdeod lines. Personol congroTuloTions To eoch of you whose devotion To your closs ond To on ideol is exemplified in This book. Stop peeping, Rebecca. Leon J- ZYHO 76 . 4, 4 s wil? f 1 fig-vf'N:w- ts -A ifi, 'vim XXMMAN BOARD OF DIRECTORS, seated, I. to r.: Patrick Boyle, Secretary, Joseph McMonigle, Michael Harascak, Joseph Bartkovich, President, Joseph Gcnerose, George Reich, Vice-President, Victor Gavinski, Treasurer. CLASS OFFICFRS, standing l. to r.: Francis Boyarski, Vice-President, Mary Ellen Dushanko, Secretary, Rosella Skuntz, Treasurer, James McCarthy, President. A discrepancy seems to exist between the official designations of the board members as they appear on this page and on the page identified as Administrative Actually, there is no error. It was necessary to send the Administration pages to our printers before November 28, l955, which was a period after the elections but before the reorganization of the board. At that printing the ofticial titles were as designated. The picture and copy on this page should allay any apprehensions. The members of the board and their present ofhcial titles are given with this picture. BASKETBALL SCORES H.T.H.S.. .. .... 55 Rock Glen ... H.T.H.S.. .. ....53 MMI ..., H.T.H.S.. .. .... 46 Berwick ......... H.T.H.S.. .. .... 60 McAdoo .... H.T.H.S.. . . .... 65 Nescopeck ...... H.T.H.S.. . . .... 62 Foster Twp. .. H.T.H.S.. .. .... 49 Rock Glen ....... H.T.H.S.. .. .... 55 MMI ...... H.T.H.S.. .. .... 6l Berwick ......... H.T.H.S.. .. .... 54 McAdoo .... H.T.H.S. ........ 40 Nescopeck ...... H.T.H.S,. .. .... 50 Foster Twp. .. H.T.H.S.. .. .... 65 Alumni ......... H.T.H.S.. .. .... 47 West Hazleton H.T.H.S. ,....... 57 St. Gabriel's ..... I-l.T.H.S,. .. .... 77 St, Gabriel's . H.T.l-LS. ........ 56 West Hazleton H.T.H.S.. .. .... 58 Freeland ... . H.T.H.S. .,...... 54 White Haven H.T.H.S. ........ 67 White Haven . H.T.H.S. ........ 53 Freeland ....... . The Township Junior Varsity Basketball Team with 20 wins and I loss won the Anthracite League Jayvee Championship. Sponsors You, the sponsors, advertisers and patrons of our book, are our benefactors. With- out your unqualified support all efforts to publish our Book of Memories would have been in vain. Please accept our sincere thanks. Your generous aid gives us a more enthusiastic outlook for that part of our lives yet to come. May your reap a hundred fold, benefits and blessings for helping us. CLASS OF 1956. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. John lben Frank Dushanko Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Shenosky Mrs. Anna Mudrick A Friend Mr. 8. Mrs. Andrew Gasper Miss Mary Mather R.N. Mr. 8. Mrs. Stephen Dushanko Mr. 8. Mrs. Vincent Boyle Michael Matyas Mr. 8. Mrs. John Brogan Mr. 8. Mrs. William T. Hellings Miss Leona Gettinger Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Carlin Miss Anne Voytko Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph A. Gallagher Mr. 8. Mrs. Leon Zylla Workers of the Cafeteria Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Zelloe Miss Stephanie Broton Mr. 8. Mrs. George Shanno Mr. 8. Mrs. George Urosevich PECORA'S BABY TOP MILK . 1 1 36 East Broad Street We-st Hazleton, Pennsylvania Phone GL 4-4841 One of the LARGEST PRODUCERS, DISTRIBUTORS of DAIRY PRODUCTS in Eastern Pennsylvania IEDDO-HI Arisfocraf of i GIII QRLAND 2 xi- 5 .JEIJIIL 5 5 r. f Y III LID Q I ' fl 3 noni f l o FOR ALMOST A HUNDRED YEARS THE OUTSTANDING PR EMIUM HARD COAL MINED AND PREPARED UNDER MARKLE MANAGEMENT SINCE 'I858 Compliments of SC H U LTZ'S Compliments of Wea ras 7110. 76121 Pwffamonf. 76Lgfion.'na, HENRY LAUNDRY CLEANERS Pine 81 Maple Streets Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4--8716 EDWARD NESGODA CONTRACTOR McAdoo Highway GI.ARE'S ESSO SERVICE McAdo0 R.D. Compliments of ART CRAFT STUDIO Mt. Pocono, Pennsylvania Representative John H. Tama , if t FINE CLASS RINGS H. V. I'.'XRlfN'l'l'i. Fam'Iory Rvpl'vse'l1I11livv 118 North Yxynlllilmg Slrvvl i ANNOUNCEMENTS Huzlvtml. Pu. PIIUIIP UL 5--L01 YEARBOOKS AWARDS E ir Sensor boys caddyup BLUMERS East Broad Siren-I ll'17lm-lun P41 Pharm- GI 11'-2851 Feather Queen gj,i'P'E,2-+4-:,' Strolling 1 1 .. Rose 8. Muke Andy 8. Chuck You don't soy? llmnplirnvnls of J. SENANCIK COIIlPliIIN'llfS ul' SCHIETRUMPT SERVICE STATION Personally Conducted Tours by Trai R. H. THOMPSON TRAVEL BUREAU n, Bus, or Air - Our Specialty 621 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton 3, Pa. WILMOT ENGINEERING Main Office - Hazleton Plant - White Haven INTENSIVE SECRETARIAL AND ACCOUNTING COURSE For information write: McCann School of Business Traders Bank Building Hazleton, Pa. Compliments of General Insurance Real Estate FRUMKIN BROTHERS 28 West Broad Street Quality Clothing For Men West Hazleton Pa. Since 1895 IDEAL VENETIAN BLINDS 'SKPQ'-'A'-'TY 437 West Broad Street ICE TREAM PURE AS THE MOUNTAIN AIR Hazleton, Pa. DAIRYMEWS LEAGUE REX VENDING COMPANY Rr. 621 Peace Street Candy and Cum Machine Company Phone GL 4-8781 Hazleton, Pa. sYoREK's KNo1rY PINE Compliments of BAR-B-Q FIERRO'S ECONOMY FOOD MARKET Only the Highest Quality Food Served L Q M, Phone GL 5-3211 ammer mes Lattimer, Pa. Phone GL 4-0461 W. A. HESS Hazleton National Bank Bldg. Hazleton, Pa. FELLINS JEWELRY STORE 14 East Broad Street Hazleton, Penna. Phone GL 4-7341 Ladies' Wear HYMAN'S Men's Wear 57 West Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. Compliments of ARCADIA ROLLER RINK COHN'S INC. 100 North Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. Your Frigidaire Dealer MARK'S CAFE Beaver Meadows, Pa. Compliments of JOHN J. YURCIN THE SHIRTCRAFT CO. Cedar Street Hazleton, Pa. HAZLETON WHOLESALE GROCERS CO. 110 East Mine Street Hazleton, Pa. Compliments of SlNGLEY'S NORTH SALES CO. 30 East Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. PLAIN SPEAKER 23 North Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone CL 5-3636 Life, Health 81 Accident Hospitalization WILBUR A. KOCH AGENCY INSURANCE - REAL esmre 801-802 Markle Bank Bldg. Hazleton, Pa. Telephone GL 4-3101-GL 4-2151 STEPHEN ZANOLINI Awnings Metal Weather Strips Aluminum Doors 81 Windows Compliments of BROAD STREET SERVICE STATION Compliments of JOSEPH VALIANT GEISSLER KNITTING MILL Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. GEORGE F. DeLALLO Cedar 81 Hemlock Street Hazleton, Pa. Compliments of RICHARD'S GUN REPAIR Compliments of ALBERT STAMN KORNER KOFFEE SHOP 12th St Alter Street Hazleton, Pa. HAZLETON SHEET METAL 229-231 East Green Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-3351 HAZLE OIL COMPANY Church Street, Hazleton, Pa. TRANGUCH'S SERVICE STATION 22nd 81 Church Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 5-3281 Compliments of SEIDEL THE FLORIST 35 North Laurel Street Hazleton, Pa. HAZLETON FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Hazleton's Insured Mutual Savings Institution 12 East Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. A Friend MADISON RESTAURANT East Broad Street Hazleton, Penna. Compliments of KARL STEINBACH Compliments of BONOMO PERRY'S Magazines, Greeting Cards Toys 81 Novelties STAR CLEANERS 867 N. Church St. Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 5-1441 Compliments of FlERRO'S BAR Hazleton-Wilkes Barre Highway THOMAS BROTHERS 200 North Cedar Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone CL 4--8811 LEE'S T V INC. 136 E. Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 5-4735 TRADER'S BANK Broad 81 Wyoming Streets Hazleton, Penna. GLICK'S SHOE STORE 23 West Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-8831 MARY'S BLOUSE CORP. 877 North Vine Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 5-3271 Compliments of l.OBlTZ'S CATERING 700 Carson Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-8121 STEVE STANLEY STASHKO 805 North Locust Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone Cl.. 4-5557 MACK'S VARIETY STORE PITMAN'S FURNITURE STORE 526 Centre Street Freeland, Pa. Phone Freeland 503 See the best in Vista Vision, Cinemascope On Our Wide Screen at the KEY THEATER West Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-4621 W. N. DIPPEL Construction Equipment and Repair Cranberry Road Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-5761 Compliments of JOHN J. KRAVITZ BOND CLEANERS 96 North Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-5211 HOBBY HAVEN 128 North Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. Best of Luck to the Graduates of H.T.H.S. JACOB FRUMKIN 84 SONS WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Hazleton-lVlcAdoo Highway Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 5-1584 Compliments of BUTCI'I'S CAFE JOHN J. SCATTON 575 Alter Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-54-81 Compliments of BERI.ITZ'S BAKERY Compliments of MORRIS SQUARE DEAL JEWELERS MERCURY ENGRAVING CO. 18 East Spruce Street PHONE GL. 5-4371 YEAGEITS TV AND APPLIANCES 551 ALTER ST. HAzl.:TuN, PA. Hazleton, Pa. Phone CL 5-1231 THU5. G. PUGLIESE JDHN H. YEAGER SALES REPRESENTATIVE GENERAL MANAGER Pncmz an.. 4-E135 muon: sm.. 5-4272 Compliments of ELKO BROTHERS Hazleton-McAdoo Highway KROLL'S GROCERY STORE Hazleton-McAdoo Highway Compliments of LEADER FINANCE INC. 122 West Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-6681 THOMPSON'S UPHOLSTERING 527 West Seventh Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone CL 4-0211 Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY CO. In Freeland, it's Newberry's ALTERETTE 584 Alter Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-6676 Compliments of MI N O R MOTO RS SEARS ROEBUCK 8. COMPANY 138 West Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 5-4761 POLERI SUPPLY PAINT - GLASS - HARDWARE 404 Ridge Street Freeland, Pa. Phone Freeland 110 We Wire Flowers Anywhere Phone Freeland 307-1 CASTER'S FLORAL SHOP 710 Centre Street, Freeland, Pa. FLOWERS 81 GIFTS SHARP'S BAKERY A Complete Variety of Baked Products For All Occasions At Your Door Phone Freeland 61 THE STAR MARKET 522 South Popular Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4--7511 KOCH'S GARAGE BOYLE'S FUNERAL HOME Susquehanna Boulevard West Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-9062 Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-2841 J. B. MCMONIGLE 8. SON, PROP. EBERVALE STORE Phone GL 5-14-31 MRS. SMITH'S PIE CO. 28th 81 North Church Streets Hazleton, Pa. Phone CL 5-4-361 Compliments of THE MINERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY of West Hazleton, Pa. The Bank With The Drive-In Windows Phone GL 4-3511 ALBEE SPORTSWEAR INC. 33 West Broad Street West Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 5-3633 WYOMING PRODUCE CO. 16 South Wyoming St. Hazleton, Pa. STRENGTH IN BELIEF ANYTHING worth while lS sure to have op position That s why lt s hard to save But a savings account at the THE Wlll help overcome opposing forces which will encourage and advance you ln spite of any obstructions THE PEOPLE S SAVINFS 81 TRUST CO ' PEOPLE'S SAVINGIS 81 TRUST CO. 9 JOE ZAKOVCKY HOMER'S AUTO BODY SHOPS STRAND HALL ldeal Facilities for Wedding Party McAdo0, Pa. Compliments of STERLING FLORIST 136-l3liiNcirth Wlgoming St. r , . 47 South Wyoming Street Ph EZ EEH4.-0381 Phone GL 4-1921 0 STANLEY BRASKIE, JR. 4-16 North Broad St. West Hazleton, Pa. Compliments of LUZERNE AND CARBON COUNTY BUS COMPANY PULLMAN BUSES For Group and Party Service Phone CL 4-5161 Compliments of RITZKO'S AUTO SHOPS Compliments of JACKO'S GROCERY STORE 87 Back Street Jeddo, Pa. Official Inspection Station 0703 SEMY'S SERVICE STATION HICKS Sl .IINX Phone GL 4-7581 20th 81 Alter Streets Hazleton, Pa. Compliments of ED. BERGE 8. SON R.c.A. Radios at T.v. Compliments of DR. FRANCIS DELLA CROCE Dental Examiner for Hazle Township Schools WOODlE'S Fountain and Lunchoonehe Where friends meet to eat Freeland, Pa. HAZLETON NATIONAL BANK Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. THE STANLEY STUDIO 8. CAMERA SHOP Complete Photographic Service Photographers of The Particular 112 North Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. GEORGE P. FICHTER, JR General Insurance 8. Real Estate 20 West Broad Street West Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4--4241 Compliments of HAZLETON NEWS AGENCY Compliments of R. J. McNulty 81 Son Gil's Diamond Horseshoe Bar MCNULTY FUNERAL HOME 4-07 Centre Street Harleigh, Pa. Freeland, Pa. CORREALE CONSTRUCTION CO. 109 East First Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone CL 4-2431 SElTZlNGER'S PHARMACY 608 Centre Street Freeland, Pa. Phone Freeland 629 HAZLE CAB CO. Round The Clock Service 26 West Green Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4'-0828 MARKLE BANKING 8. TRUST COMPANY Save on Payday TWO Convenient Locations 10 West Broad Street 979 West Fifteenth Street Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone GL 5-1515 KAY TEE DOLLS west I-IAzI.IsToN T.v. CLINIC 803 North James St' 111 North Fourth Street HHZIUIOYL PH- Phone GL 43421 West Hazleton, Pa. Phone CL 4--2595 GUTSlE'S CAFE FlERRO'S FURNITURE STORE, Inc. 4-62 Smith P0pLllaI' SIFCCI 77 North Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4--9240 Hazletgn, Pa, Phone GL 4-4.601 HAZLETON PAINT COMPANY 101 East Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 5-1751 Compliments of JOE GRECU5 CRAIG Touns NORTHWEST SHOE REPAIR 925 North Church Street Hazleton, Pa. CODPERA IVE LAUDERBACH 8. CO. 111-113 West Broda Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone CL 4-871 1 LEWIS SCHIETRUMPT JEWELER 31 West Broad Street West Hazleton, Pa. McALARNEY 8. GRAGER T.V. CENTER 107 East Broad Street West Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 5-4491 V. MENGHINI 8. SONS LUMBER R. 119 South Cedar Street Hazleton., Pa. SOPHlE'S RESTAURANT For Good Eats - Stop At Sophieas 442 Centre Street Freeland, Pa. Freeland 9084 Compliments of ROSEN'S FURNITURE COMPANY The Store of Real Value 115 West Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-3521 ENDICOTT-JOHNSON SHOE CO. 24 North Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. CONEY ISLAND Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-4541 DEEMER 8. COMPANY Stationery - Office Outfitters 224 West Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4-2651 WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Freeland, Pa. .'Baffzzza'a gpeciaffy co. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS JAMES BELLEZZA, Manager Telephone GL 357-359 West Broad Street Hazleton, Pa. , f Lfld A NORTH WYOMING STREET HAZLETON, PA. Phono: GLadstono 5-3451 C0mPlimemS Of MOUNTAIN CITY T.V. CO. Buffs' Cqrsef and Lingerie 86 North Wyoming Street Hazelton, Pa. 88 North Wyoming Street Hazelton, Pa. i Pl10I1C GL 4-3841 Compliments of l UNITED WALL PAPER co. MOODY 5 MEN SHOP 48 North Wyoming St. Hazleton, Pa. Broad sl Sth Street Phone GL 4--6676 West Hazelton Pa. Compliments of KRAMER.S FOX MOTORS East Broad Street Hazelton, Pa. Hazehon Conyngham Highway Compliments of 1 North Broad Street Phone GL 4--6664 Phone GL 4-7861 West Hazelwn Pa- JOHN J. MORAN 81 SONS HOMEU-I-E 545 West Broad Street Hazelton, Pa. 270 North Church Street Hazelton, Pa. Phone GL 4-4-721 KlNG'S CLEANERS 81 DYERS 545 Alter Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone GL 4--6668 LESANTE TRUCKING Samuel N. Lesante and Curnen C. Lesante Pardesville Pa. DEISROTH'S DEPARTMENT STORE Corner Broad 81 Laurel Streets Hazleton, Penna. Phone GL 5-3661 TEDESCO BROTHERS TRUCKING Pardeesvxlle, Penn 8. HAZLE DRUG Broad 81 Wyoming Streets Hazleton, Penna. Phone CL 4-2467 LANDAU'S 27-29 North Wyoming Street Hazleton, Penna. Phone GL 4-8734 DIAMOND SUPPLY COMPANY 109 First Street Hazleton, Penna. Compliments of POLLOCK 8. MANN ATHLETIC GOODS Hazleton, Penna. Phone GL 4-6581 KRESS AUTO GRAVE YARDS Winters Avenue West Hazleton, Penna. Phone GL 4--7211 DICK'S DRAPERY SHOP 25 East Broad Street Hazleton, Penna. DAVID-LEE SPORTSWEAR FREELAND MANUFACTURING Compliments of COMPANY HY'S MEN's sHoP Freeland' Penna' 26 East Broad Street, Hazleton, P Phone 27 Home of Bond Clothes SCATTON'S BAR 81 GRILLE W A Z L 9 East Mine Street Hazleton, Penna. Phone GL 4--9034 Hazleton National Bank Buildin Hazleton, Penna. Phone GL 4--3531 Order your corsage direct from: BOB SMITH'S 41 East Broad Street Hazleton, Penna. Compliments of SCHWElTZER'S TEXACO SERVICE West Hazleton, Penna. PATRONS Ferdinand's Shoe Shop John Rosso Joe Patoskie Jimmy's Lunch Relio's Cafe Sharp's Good Housekeeping Center Ben Gauz Steiner Dress Shop Dottie's Gennaro Uphalstering Company Kolessar Gas Station Lillian's Bridal Shop Nicky Nocchi Fierro's Barber Shop D. A. Barnes Laurel Wood Inn Jacob's Paul Znusko De Joseph's Service Station Mary Moses Night Shift-St. Joseph's Hospital Brehm's Restaurant F. W. Woolworth General Sportswear Inc. Potochny's Printery Corner Market Tommy's Floral Shop Rossi Beverages M. Schiller 8- Son Jakes Lunch Allans Shoe Store Martin's Kid Shop O'Donnell's Gas Station Joe Yesvetz Joe Tihansky Leo Mahasky Jacob's Bakery Litchko's Service Station A. Letchko's Children's Center Kaufman John Weidick Walkover Shoe Store B. Levin Furs Richard Blair George's Hot Pitz Central Jewelers Chenetz's Deb's Reteneller's Tony's Max's Men Shop Empire Cleaners ECCE VENIO UT FACIAM, DEUS, VOLUNTATEM TUAM. HEB. X-9. Behold l come to do thy will, O God. 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